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Easy to use! Simply grasp the GRS hand control module, start the Rife session, and wait for the chime and the red LED to light!  The F-117 Intercept will record the current running frequency!

The first Rife plasma frequency scanner with microprocessor technology when interfaced with the F-117 Phaser / IPW!

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Established 2003

TrueRife Technology

The Galvanic Resonant Scanner (GRS) is designed to pick up which frequencies in a session may be the ones producing results, often refered to as "hits" by Rife researchers. Hits are the frequencies that are causing a physiological response, possibly indicating the need to extend this frequency or repeat in further Rife sessions.

There are 3 levels of measurement to determine possible hits on the GRS: Chirping Tone / Possible Hit Alternating Chime / Likely Hit Alternating Chime after activating GREEN LED on hand control / POSITIVE HIT The system has been calibrated for sensitivity to limit false positive readings. Contact is made with the palm and middle finger to the 2 probes on the GRS hand module.  It is powered by two internal transformers to isolate ground effects.  Three circuits are incorporated into the scanner.  Two to pick upresponse,  while the third circuit optically converts the LED signal to audio and sends a signal to the F-117 microprocessor for recording.  The baseline is set while the client is holding the GRS control module by tuning from RED to GREEN LED light ONLY.  An audio tone (chime) can be heard while tuning for baseline as the GRS is tuned full right (clockwise) resulting in tone and the Red LED lit, then slowly turned counter clockwise untill tone fades.  Then back counter clockwise slightly till the RED LED is barely lit.  This sets sensitivity of the GRS to maximum. The baseline is your individual sensitivity setting for the GRS to pick up a response during sessions. Many frequency "hits" will phase in (RED LIGHT) in about 2 seconds or less, and phase out in about 1-2 minutes. "Hit" frequencies can be cross referenced through the manual (or FREX database software) for researching possible connections to other conditions or diseases that are being targeted. History of GRS Development TrueRife began doing research on a resonant scanner early 2005. Since then we have invested hundreds of hours and  thousands of dollars in the development of our current scanner.   The original GRS was replaced in 2006 by a new model with some minor improvements.             This device has been instrumental in developing many of our programs as well as isolating frequencies that may be having the strongest physiological impact during sessions. Beginning in early 2007 we begin researching other ways to improve on the current GRS.  A labor strike in Canada back-ordered one of the key components used in the circuitry forcing us to begin experimenting with other components.  The end result was the discovery of an entirely new circuit that is much more stable than the previous boards in both output and eliminating false positives. Spring 2007 we released the F-117 TrueRife machine as we entered into further research into integrating the GRS (with the F-117 microprocessor) and our current F-100 software to gain computer control over the GRS so as to automatically record hit frequencies and generate a custom program that could be recalled within the software. This project has required changes in 3 areas. 1.  Placing an interface within the F-117 oscillator itself to receive recorded hits from the GRS.  This required physical modifications to the F-117 board and firmware.  2. Re-inventing the GRS circuitry to interface with the F-117 oscillator.  This required several changes in the output circuitry as well as optically and electronically isolating part of the GRS from ground. 3.  A new software interface to call up recorded hits. This project represents one of the largest investments of time, energy and resources that we have ever invested because of its scope and impact. All of this has led to the release of the new F-117 Intercept and third generation GRS in 2007. The new 2008 model is the F-117 Phaser.  It has the same capabilities to intercept GRS hits and record them automatically within the F-100 software!  The GRS is compatable with all Rife machines, whether plasma or contact devices.  Hits can be manually recorded for those who do not own the TrueRife F-117 Phaser when the GRS chimes.  Both the TrueRife F-117 Phaser as well as the GRS can run as stand alone devices with no computer connected at all. Only 2007 / 2008 F-117 Phasers / IPW  are equiped with the microprocessor technology that will automatically record hits from the GRS scanner and generate custom programs.  .                                                      The GRS is not a diagnostic tool but a research device. Atelier Robin F-125, F-165 and F-170 keypads are currently not capable of interfacing with the GRS to record hits. This scanning and recording interface is exclusive to TrueRife.

Due to FDA regulations and various state laws, no medical claims can be made for the this device. All of the information expressed must be considered theoretical and unproven and for experimental research only.

GRS

"Had a client in yesterday.  Ran the scanner while they were undergoing a Rife session for AD-36. It was quite interesting because the client would actually feel the hit, then the GRS would tone less than a second later.  This was a clear demonstration of the sensitivity of the scanner as well as the speed in picking up galvanic responses or potential frequency "hits." These frequencies were recorded and saved for the next session, as a customized program can now be created only using the "HIT" frequencies, reducing the program from 45 minutes to nine!"

Hits are automatically recorded during the session into the F-117 Intercept software. To access, simple click FILE / GRS Hits in the F-100 software! The hits will now come up as a program ready to run!

Note how the program header keeps a record of what program the "hits" were recorded from. This GRS generated program can be saved as a custom program for repeated use by clicking on the SAVE AS option and naming the FILE "My Hits"! By clicking RUN on the generated program everything will sequence automatically!

Screen shot of microprocessor recorded GRS frequency "hits"

New Improved Circuitry for 2008 Automatically records frequency hits!